Wien, [Kunstverlag Anton Schroll & Co.], 1923, 54,[3] text-pp. With 115 hélio-engraved ills. on 105 plates. Large folio (ca. 46 x 34 cm.), orig. half-morocco with gilt-lettered ribbed spine. ¶ Privately printed in 300 Arabic numb. copies by “Offizin von Christoph Reisser’s Söhne” (text) & “Blechinger und Leykauf” (plates). The bronzes were photographed by the Austrian photographer Martin Gerlach (1879-1944) & the binding bound by “Handbuchbinderei von Albert Günther” (Vienna). Rare catalogue (only 2 copies in NCC) by the Austrian art historian Leo Planiscig (1887-1952) describing the famous collection of the Italian-Austrian banker Camillo Castiglioni (1879-1957) concerning Italian bronze sculptures & objects from the period of the classical antiquity to the beginning of the 19th century. – A few defects (top of spine partly torn, binding rubbed/worn along extremities, most plates partly waterstained in outer blank margins), but nevertheless a sumptuous book-production in an acceptable condition.

[Paris, Maeght Éditeur/ Galerie Maeght, 1970-1982]. 6 Parts of the series. With COL. LITHOGRAPHS by i.a. MARC CHAGALL (5x), JOAN MIRÓ (9x) & BRAM VAN VELDE (7x) and num. (col.) (full-p.) ills. Small folio (ca. 38 x 28 cm.), loose as issued in orig. col. lithogr. wrappers (des. by Marc Chagall, Joan Miró, Saul Steinberg & Bram van Velde). – And 2 similar issues of “Derrière Le Miroir” (“No 195”, 1971. With 1 COL. LITHOGRAPH by RAOUL UBAC & “No 233”, 1979).

With (col.) plates & ills. Various sizes, various bindings. – Added: 3 copies of A. BLANKERT & P. KARSTKAREL, “Barend Blankert. Meester van de melancholie. Schilderijen” (2002. All one of 150 numb. copies of the DE-LUXE EDITION with loosely inserted col. silkscreen by Barend Blankert, signed & numb. in pencil by the artist).

With (col.) plates & ills. Various sizes, various bindings. – Added: 24 copies of A. BLANKERT, “A Newly Discovered Painting By Hendrick Ter Brugghen” (1991) & ca. 50 off-prints (partly with signed dedication by the author to Albert Blankert).

Utrecht-Den Haag, Editions Victorine, 1976, XI,[1 blank],302,[2] pp. With ills. 4to (ca. 27 x 19,5 cm.), orig. cloth. – And 12 similar related to Vincent van Gogh (i.a. L. VAN TILBORGH [ed.], “Van Gogh & Millet”, 1988).

With (col.) ills. Various sizes, various bindings.

With (col.) ills. Various sizes, various bindings.

[Vol.] II. A Lexicon of Artists & Their Works/ Catalogus Architectorum… translated from the original Latin of 1694. [Ed. & transl. by K. Aldrich, a.o.]. Berkeley [..], University of California Press, [1991]. 2 Vols.: [2],LXXXIII,[37],418,[2] and [2],VIII,[2],611,[1] pp. With (full-p.) ills. Large 8vo (ca. 25,5 x 17,5 cm.), orig. unif. cloth, in the orig. slipcase. – And 1 other by F. Junius (a cloth-bound copy in photostat of “De Schilder-Konst der Oude, [..]”. Middelburg, Zacharias Roman, 1641). – Added: K. THOMASSEN & J.A. GRUYS [ed.], “The Album Amicorum of Jacob Heyblocq [..]” (1998, 1 text- & 1 plate-vol.).

With (col.) ills. Various sizes, various bindings.